Sentence examples for sociological point from inspiring English sources

Others are interesting from a sociological point of view.

"From my sociological point of view, Texas is really a mixture of cultures," he said.

But once that sociological point has been noted, boredom and frustration take over, for "K.I.

News reports that say Tonya is from Portland have missed the geographical and sociological point.

This article discusses the processes of modernization and industrialization from a very general and primarily sociological point of view.

"It's an interesting stunt, and the results will probably be quite interesting, from a sociological point of view," he said.

As Annie begins to examine more closely the ramifications of the pact the girls have made, "Milk Like Sugar" disappointingly moves into predictable "After-School Special" grooves, in which we can hear the voice of the playwright making sociological points.

(In the Times column he is still finding his voice, but it certainly isn't this bland). I must also confess creeping impatience with his heavy reliance on satirical composites to make serious sociological points.

Instead of quietly allowing her characters to reveal themselves through tiny, unexpected gestures as she did in "Girl," Ms. Chevalier forces them to make tendentious statements that announce exactly what they are thinking and that italicize the author's sociological points.

But situations the quartet stumble on on the way to Oakland, including a large and gregarious all-black family picnic and an African Marketplace and Cultural Faire, feel dramatically contrived, included largely to make sociological points.

A common explanation from a medical-sociological point of view would be that single mothers' increased tobacco use is due to their higher risk of socioeconomic disadvantages.